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The Office of Mayor John Cooper, the Metro Department of Human Resources, and the Metropolitan Action Commission will host a career fair on Thursday, April
April 19, 2022
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The Office of Mayor John Cooper, the Metro Department of Human Resources, and the Metropolitan Action Commission will host a career fair on Thursday, April
Today, in celebration of World Health Day, Mayor John Cooper announced a partnership agreement between Metro Parks Department and The Nashville Food Project to provide
Mayor John Cooper has announced another round of grants has opened to support organizations serving residents within Nashville’s Napier Place and Sudekum communities. Eligible nonprofits
Mayor John Cooper and city leaders invite Nashvillians and businesses to celebrate Earth Hour 2022 on Saturday, March 26, 2022, from 8:30 p.m. – 9:30
Nashville will fully fund a new traffic management center with federal dollars, Mayor John Cooper today announced, as the city continues to improve transportation in
The Metropolitan Council approved 21 Opportunity Grants to nonprofits working to enhance community safety and reduce violence in Nashville-Davidson County. This is the first round
Mayor John Cooper is calling on local organizations to join a $3 million community safety initiative, which he created to take proven, grassroots violence reduction
Local teachers, fire personnel, and emergency medical technicians will join Mayor John Cooper at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 16, as he signs Nashville’s operating
Mayor John Cooper today issued a key report detailing steps Nashville can take in the next three years to address its pressing affordable housing needs.
Mayor John Cooper today announced the launch of the “Shot for a Beer, Shot for a Cup” vaccination campaign in Nashville. The campaign was created